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The exchange Bold threo carloads of lift Mesa and Golden Rule Valencia* thin week which srosaed $2020, $2200 and $2311 respectively, iiuhlmnn sold the I«|g brand for $2076. The trade Is used to biff prices for Old Missions, but such values for other brands are unprecedented, Seven carloads are to be sold Monday. NEW TonK, Aim. IP.—Twenty cftrload* of or«.Ti(fr!» and three of lemons w«>r« coM thl* wi»«k. nsaiimt. fifteen carload* of oranir.es and two of lemons for th« «Ame we#k ft year ngo. Prlccn w«>ra $2 hlßhfr thun l«»t year and were the highest #v*r known, except at thft end of the neaaon. Old Missions groused over $2400 per car ftt nearly every sale. One carload «old yesterday groaned $U(H, though most of It wa§ choice grade only. Kxchange fruit is bringing record prices as utual, only Old Ml*- iton commands extravagant value*. Rpeclal to Tha HsrnM. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Edl«or» Electric, fnm 83.60 tf-M Em*T<r#nor Ho*plta! ..... W.W Mom« Telephone ............. 6ft. 00 67. 20 tfonia Trust.... \u0084v «309 Home T. St T. ca ot B*nt« Monle* and O<*nn Park.. 87. W 81 Los AMg»lp« Br^weff W.OO la.OO Los Angeles Jockey Club... 70.00 v .,. Po«rtdpna It.T. AT. CO.. 54.73 JB.OO nMlands Home T. AT.Co. »7.M 4fl.W B\m Drujr Co CO M Brnnlrtn Wnfr CO £7.00 title a. ft Trmt pr«f ..120.C0 ...» Title I. A Trust or*f llt.M „.,. U. fl. t.. t>. T. kT. C0.... 61.00 6JW whittier Horns T. AT.Co.. to.oo .1... Oil Stock* ' f !M. Aik»d. As«irirlnt<M Oil 6J M% Centfni , 75 Columbia ..... M Continental 2414 FulXTton Oil m ..... Olob* ........ 0514 .M Mexican Petroleum 7J .71 oiindii Land Co .Ot .01 Pirn Oil Co.. 03 ... ruohtft Oil C0....... M 1.00 Reed Crude 2414 ...\u25a0'\u25a0 Union i 122.00 124.00 United Petroleum ... 201.00.. Wextlnke ,>,..„ 0114 -M Whlttler Con. Oil 0114 Western Union • 160.00 MiningStock* Bid. Atked. Blsbas West C... 01 .03% Butt« Lorlo 20.00 27.00 Ilura M. AM 90 100 Golden Argus 14.00 25.00 Green Con 22.00 ..... Jesse Bell 01 .03 Johnnie Con. G. M .09% .11 Mitchell Mining 5.00 Nevada Chief ... .09 New Km 0r.% .WH Nevtida-Keystone .08 .11 g'tiartette \u0084 11.00 18.00 earchllght M.ft M. Co Los Angeles Bank Clearings Exchanges for the banks comprising the Los Angeles Clearing house are: 1905. 1904. 1903. AtlfT, 14..»2,013,981-.51 % 972.243. <U $1,047,88133 Aug. 16.. 1,628,268.38 1,043,308.80 999,749.46 Aug. 16.. 2.011.4K7.67 1,282,860.83 1,203,248.60 Aug. 17.. 1,319,606.81 929,167.06 746,286.06 Auk- IS.. 1,400,849.44 766,918.07 786,626.50 Aug.' 19.. 1,327,185.94 753,463.97 « 699,961.32 Reading wns the feature of the stock- market yesterday after the opening. \u0084 . Northwestern nnd the Wisconsin Central stocks gained a point. Bt. Paul whs lifted a point over Friday, and prices generally advanced. American Chemical preferred sold at an advanco of 6, National Enam- eling preferred 2, nnd Rock Island preferred and Allls-Chnmbers 1. Great Northern fell 214, and Evnns- vllle & Terre Haute, Pacific Mall, Sloss-Shcffield Steel, and National Biscuit preferred about 1. STOCK TRADING LIGHT; SMALL FLUCTUATIONS Northern Oil Stock By Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19,-Mornlng session, no sales. MARINE NEWS By Associated Press, New York Bonds NEW YORK, Aug. 19,-The following were official closing quotations for bonds ulTref 2s r..104'V Mcx Cen 45.... 78 do coupon ..104% • do st Ino ....2414 3s registered.. I<»U M Ss 8L 4b.... 97% do coupon ..10314 M X & T 45.. 10314 New 4s reg ..133 do 2(ls 88',i I do coupon ..133 N R Mcx en 4s 81 .Old 4a reg ...104% NYC gn.3145.. 99J1 do coupon ..104% NJ C gn G5....134VS Am Tob 4s cer 76$ Nor Pao 45...... 1W does cer ....116H do 3s 77 Atch gen 45..104y« N&W con 45. .102% do adj 4a .... 98 OS L rfdff 45.. 96% At C Lino 4a. .102% Perm cony 3145. .106 B &Ohio 45..10814 Read gen 45.... 102% do 314s 95% SL &1M en 85..116 A Cen of Ga 65. .114 SL &8F fg 45.. 89 lJ do Ist mc ..98 SL SW con 45.. 8314 do 2(1 inn .. 86% Bea Air Line 4s 90% Ch & O 4145.. 118H Sou Pao 4s .... 9514 Ch & A 3145.. Sn>,4 do Ist 4s cer.. 97 C B & Q 45..101« iSou ny Bs ....IJJVi CRI &P 45.. 53% Tx & Pao 15t5..128 do col 85.... 96% T SL & W 45.. M«i CCC &Sl' 45i..103% Union Pac 4a. .105% Clu/Term 45.. 95 do cony \u25a0 *»----W>, Col Mid 45.... 7614 " S Steel 2d Bs 97<4 Col & Son 45.. 93% Wnbash lsts ..118 Cuba' Bs cer ..108 do Deb B .... (3 D & R Q 45. .102 West Md 4b.... S9 Diet. Sec 55.. 8114 Wh &L E 45.. 93 Erie pr In 45. .101% Wls Cen 4s 91% do gen 45.... 9114 Jap 6a M% FW &DC 15.. 113 do 414s cer .... 90J4 Hoc Val 4148.. 110% do 4Ws 2d ser 59% Jap 6a cer ..101 Col Ind sot A.. 73 I,& N un 45.. 1044 do set B 7114 Man en g1d. 45.. 10414 100 Western TJnlon 03% 83% 93% Wheeling & L Brie 17% 2,100 Wisconsin Central.. 31% 20Ji 31% 6,400 do preferred 6014 M% «f» 1,200 Northern Pacific ..813 I 212H 2"U 100 Central Leather .... 4314 <314 43% 100 do preferred 104% 104% 10114 200 Sloss Sheffield 90% 90% 90 Total sales for the day, 267,300 shares. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheftt— No. 2, September. 809i(ff80%c: December, 821ifff829j,c; May. BSWc. ' Corn—No. 2, September old. 6314 c; Sep- tember new. 5314 c; December old, 4614 c; December new, 4414 c; May, 44c. Oats— No. 2. September, 25% c; December, 26% c; May, 28%c. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, steady; winter patents, $.1.9004.40: straights, [email protected]; spring patents, $4© 4.6n; straights, $4.65«4.75; No. 3 wheat, Hj@9oc; No. 2 red, 80H©80%c; No. 2 corn, 5414 c; No. 2 yellow. Gftlic; No. 2 oats, 25c; No. 2 white, 26%®27'4c; No. 3 white, 2614 @26!£c; No. 2 rye, 57fcc; good feeding bar- ley, 37c; fair to choice malting, 43@47c; No. 1 flaxseed. $1.06; No: 1 northwest- ern, $1.16; prime timothy seed, $3.45; mess pork, per bbl., [email protected]: lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.6714: short ribs sides (loose), $8.65 @8.75; short clear sides (boxed), $8.8714 ©91214: whisky, basis of high wines, $1.28; clover, contract grade, $12.25. Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls IR.OOO 31,0000 Wheat, bu. ...;: 107,900 - IROOO Corn, bu 279,000 277,000 Oats, bu 362,000 168.000 Rye. bu 9,000 3.0(10 Barley, bu 35,000 . , 49,000 Cereals of the World By Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—Wheat-Spot, firm; options closed: May, 90c; Sept. 87ltc; Dec. 88»4c. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 19.—Close, wheat: Sept. 6c 814 d; Dec. 6s 71*d. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-Wheat weak; Dec. $1.34%; cash, $1.45<ff>1.55. Bar- ley firmer: Dec. 97%e; cash. [email protected]. Corn, steady; large yellow. [email protected]. PORTLAND., Aug. 19.—Wheat, for ex- port, club, 69@70c: bluestem, 71@73c; for milling, valley. 76c. TACOMA, Aug. 19.—Wheat lo lower; bluestem, 73c;. club. 70c; red, 67c. Market Ranges CHICAGO, Aug. 19-The market for wheat gave Indications of strength at tho start because of higher quotation* from Liverpool and Paris, due to talk of Rus- sian famine, together with failure of Reasonable rains In India. Under the Bpell of such news Sentember started a shade lower to M©lie higher at 81i4«iSl!4c and advanced to 81%c. The close showed but a shade of Improvement over the lowest pricos of the dny, September clos- ing easy at 80?4®80%c. <• Some early buying of corn of nn In- fluential character sent the price of Sep- tember from 6314 to 63%0 at theopenlng, up to 63% c, but from that point a gradual rorpsslon occurred until the close. Sep- tember closed at 6314 c, ft gain of He. September onts sold from 26c, tho open- Ing price, to 2fi%c, the final quotations. Provisions were easy under tho .weight of scattered locnl offerings. Brokers act- ing for the packers aided In tho recovery of part of an early loss throughout the list, but their support was Inadequate and final transactions netted nmnll losses. September pork closed 100 down, lard Co and ribs 2140 lower. Wheat— Corn Steady ByAssociated Press. Higher Quotations Gave Strength to GENERAL FRUIT MARKET Boston Stocks and Bonds By Associated Press. BOSTON. Aug. 19.— The following were official closing quotations for stocks and bonds today: • . , t El , Atch adj 4s .. 98 Adventure BU do 4s 102U Allouez 33% Mcx Cen 45... i 76 Amalgamated .. S6 1 )! Atchison 89% Am Zinc 10 do pfd .......103% Atlantic 15J4 B & Albany..2s4 Blngham •.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 3014 B & Maine.... 178 Cal & Hec..658@(!60 Boston L 153 Centennial 260 Fltchburg pf..146 Copper Range.. 68 Mcx Cen 2314 Daly West ....!« NYNH& H..207 Dom Coal ,8 Union Pac ..13!r>i Franklin IS. Am Are Chem 24y« Grancy 7H do pfd 95 . Me Royale .... 2UJ Am Pnu Tube 714 Mass Mining .. 8 Am Svgar \u25a0 — 14414, Michigan 13% do pfd 138 / Mohawk ........ 55 - Am T & Te1. .14114' MonC & C .. 3* Am Woolen .. 28% Old Dominion .. 2.V4 do pfd W4y 4 Oaceola W Dom.l Vfe S.. 22 Parrot .— "H : Edison E I ..2K4 -Qulncy i .•••• 100 ,» Gen' Klectrlc..lß3._ Shannon- ..../...^ 7!i Mass Electrlc.lß2il Tamaiack 122 do. pfd 61 ..Trinity §14 Mass Gas ....60^ United Copper.. 3«V4 United Fruit.. loß U S Mining.... 32% UnShooMachß4 US Oil -WA do pfd ...... 32% Utah 45 U S Steel .... 36* Victoria ... r ..-. 4\i do pfd 10416 Winona-,.-.r..~i. 1214 Westgha cm.. 85 Wolverine 120 Steamer Chehalis, at Gray's Harbor. Steamer Santa Monica, at Gray's Har- b "steamer Coronado, at Grays Harbor. I Steamer Santa Rosa, at San Francisco. By Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—The statement of averages for the clearing house banks of this city for the week shows: Loans. $1,146,101,500: Increase, $6:210.100. Deposits, $1,188,651,300; increase, fI.R9fJOO- Circulation. $3U!>2.100: Increase, $1.124,fi0p. Legal tenderi $85,298,700; decrease, $2,821,- 900 Specie. $221,194,800: decrease. J198.2W; ,„ Reserve* J306,4!)3.500; decrenSd. $3,108,100. Reserve required, $297,147,§25; i increase; ' 4 Sur°plus, J935.675; decrease, $3,491,126. Excess United States deposits, $11,469,275; decrease, $3,493,423. •. New York Bank Statement Produce supplies for Sunday consump* tlon were abundant In the local market, nnd business was brisk, while about all prices remained steady, ( Them was no change In quotations for eggs, nor in the price of butter. Const butter was scarce. , Potatoes are becoming butter In quality, And the supply now Is sufficient to meet demands— at $1.10 to $I.Bt>. ' Vegetables were plentiful." Three carloads of fruit arrived, grapes selling at 2<ii:U: muscats at 214c. > Choice peaches continue nrm; clings 90c, ordinary locals 60@75c. Apples and pears remain unchanged In prices. .. Berries sold at 4OTc a box. Produce Receipts August IJ-* , ,• Eggs, cases > .> 7? Butter, pounds U.im Cheese, pounds • 3,3f>0 Potatoes, Irish, sacks 990 Potatoes, sweets, sacks... 1 Onions, sacks I •> none Beans, sacks 8 Produce Quotations The following prices rule In a Jobbing wny In the Los Angeles market: ; BUTTER—LocaI creamery. 67140 a roll; fresh valley creamery, 65@5714c; valley storage. BOc: coast creamery, 47H®600; coast dairy, 46@4714; cooking. 21c. EGGS — Southern California ranch, can- dled, 30c flat; eastern fresh, 2Bift>2Bc; eastern storage, 24@C5c; seconds, 21c. CHEESK (all per Jb.)—Northern. 120 13c: Anchor (large),- local, 1414 c; Young America, 1614 c; hand-made, 1614 c; eastern singles, 14@16c; eastern twins, 14@16c; eastern cheddars, 14c: eastern Stilton, 14c; eastern longhorns, 14® 15c; eastern daisies, 144T15c; Swiss domestic, 19a; Swiss "Means (all per 100 lbs.)— Pink No. 1, $4.25(?j'4.35; No. 2, $4.00J84.25; lima. No. 1, f .0045)5.50; Lady Washington No. 1, W.2B® 35; small whito No 1, $3.75; Garvanzas. $5.00; lonllla. $7.MW|S.OO. POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.)—Fancy Early Rose, $1,300)1.40: fancy White Rose. $1.26<3>1.85: pink eyes. $l®l.lo. SWEET POTATOKB— Reds. $1.60; yel- low, $303.25; whites, $2452.25. ONIONS (all per 100 lbs.)—Local sllver- sklns, 75(ff9Oc; Danvers, $1.00; Northern Reds. [email protected]. POULTRY (per dogen)— Dealers pay live weight as followa: Broilers, 14@16c; fry- ers, 14@inc: old hens, 12iR>13c; old roos- ters, Be'; young roosters, 14®15c; ducks, 10c; turkeys, 16CT18C. CEREAL GOODS-^-As follows: 10 lbs 25 lbs 60 lbs A-l flour 12.90 Pastry flour 2.7R Eastern graham'"".'.".".'.'. 8.45 $3.40 $jl.jtß Eastern whole wheat.... 3.45 3.40 8.85 Graham flour 2.60 2.45 2JO Corn meal. W. and T 2.20 2.15 110 Whole wheat flour 2.60 2.5S 2.60 Rye flour 2.75 2.70 2.65 Cracked wheat 8.40 8.J5 , 8.80 Farina 8.40 3.55 8.30 Wheat flakes, case of 3*2-lb. cartons.. 8.20 Wheat flakes, per Rack o t 60 lbs. ...... 1.85 Wheßt flakes, per bbl. of 12S lbs. net.. 4.00 HAY(all per ton)—Old crop No; 1 grain, »14.0O«5)16.0O; No. '2, •$12.OO®14.00: alfalfa. New crop, No. 1 grain. $10.00<f?12.00; No. 2 rs.SOOlft.OOialfolfa. *S.B(VffilO.OOv' FRUITS AND rfERRIES-rßananait. fancy, Port Llmons, Be; strawberries, 4@sc;- dew, 6c; raspberries,' 8#I0c; black- berries,- 4@sc: Jognn berries. 4#sc. CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, choice, $1.75 i@»l.9a bo*: fancy, $2.804J>2.75 box: oranges, sweets and St. Michaels, $1,900)2.25 a box on Quality. 1 ' VEGETABLEB-Beans. string. 6®60 lb.J beans, wax, 4@70 lb; beets, 60®700 sack; celery, fancy, 600 dozen: chiles, evapor- ated. lfifffiL'Oe lb; garlic. 14c lb; lettuce. 20c. dozen, $1.16 sack; peas. 4@60 lb: spinach. 30c doznn; turnips, 85c sack; cabbage. 350 50n nadc. :GRAIN AND FEED fall per 100 lbs. net)— Wheat, $1.75; wheat. 100-lb sacks, $1.80; corn. $1.45; cracked corn, 61.60: feed meaMf Jl ? .6s;"bran, heavy. $1.30; rolled bar- ley,- $1.40; oil cake meal, $2.00; cotton seed meat, $1.85; cocoanut cake, J1.65; shorts, $1/45;. ' oats, white; $1.65; Kaffir corn. $1.46. .. ,„.... .... 10 lbs 25 lbs 50 lbs Rye flour ..:.... $2.75 $2.70 $2.65 Cracked wheat 8.40 3.35 8.80 Farina..... 3.40 8.35 8.80 Corn meal. W. and Y. 2.40 2.85 2.J0 East, whole wheat flour 3.20 8.15 8.10 Eastern whole meal 3.20 8.15 8.10 Whole wheat flour 2.60 2.65 2.50 Wheat flakes, cane of 96 2-lb cartons.. 8.20 Wheat flakes, per sack of 50 lbs 1.85 Wheat flakes, per bbl of 125 lbs net.... 4.00 BUILDING PERMITS San Francisco Shipping By Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19;— Sailed: Steamer James S. Higglns, for Port Los Angeles. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.— Fruits- Fancy apples, $1.16; common,; 40c; crab apples, 50c©51.75. Berries— Strawberries, $4.00(58.00; blackberries, [email protected]; huckle- berries, 6®Bc; raspberries, [email protected]. Grapes— Ordinary, [email protected]. Pears—Com- mon, $1.00; fancy, 50c; Bartlett, 75cg?51.50. Peaches— Common, 35c; fancy, $1.00. Plums Common, 30c; fancy, $1.00. Quinces, 50® 75c. Oranges— Valencia, [email protected]. Lem- ons — Common California, $2.00: fancy, $4.50. Melons- Watermelons, $1.0002.50; nutmegs, 75c%5.100; fancy cantaloupes, $1.60; common, $1.25. Tropical fruits—Ban- anas, J1.0Wi'1.75; pineapples, $1.6003.00; Smyrna flgs, 50c@$.lOO. . . Dried Fruit Prices By Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.— Evaporated ap- ples continue firm. Common to good, 414 4«6c; prime, 714 c; choice,' 714; fancy, 8c Prunes unchanged, with quotations rang- ing from 4J44J614C, according to grade. Apricots are In moderate demand with holders firm intheir views; choice, 80814 c; extra choice, B!£@B%c; fancy, 914010c. Peaches are offered sparingly for future shipment, and spot supplies are still con- tracted; fancy, 1114 c. Raisins unchanged, loose Muscatels, 614 c; seeded, 6Vi@7l4c; London layers, [email protected]. Shipments of Fruit LOS ANGELES. Aug. 19.—Carload ship- ments August 18 over the Southern Pacific railroad: Oranges, 6; lemons, 1; grand total, 14,401. By Associated Press. By Associated PreßS. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Close: Money on call nominal; time loans, firm: 60-days, 2% per cent: 90 days, 30314; six months, 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 40414 per cent. Sterling exchange "nsf" le cl with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.86601^4.8675 for demand and at $4.8475 for sixty day bills. Posted rates. $4.8514 and $4 8714. Commercial bills. J4.84; Bar sil- ver 60%. Mexican dollars, 4614. Govern- ment bonds, steady; railroad bonds ir- "IONDON. Aug. 19.-SUver, 28d. Financial Record Credit Balances By Associated Press. ' OIL CITY, Aug. 19.-Credlt balances, $1.27; certificates, no bid. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19.—Butter- Fancy creamery, 25c: seconds. 22c; fancy dairy, 22c; seconds, 20c. Cheese— New, 1114@12c: eastern, 1414® 1514 c; young America, 1114®1214c. : \u25a0\u25a0 Eggs— Ranch, 20030 c; store, 18@23c; east- ern. 174J24c. CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—0n the produce ex- change today the butter market was steady, creams, 174120 c; dairies, 16@13c; eggs, firm at mark, cases included, 13@> 1614 c; cheese firm* 11®11%c. By Associated Press. Butter, Eggs and Chee*e LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS San Pedro Shipping ARRIVED. Steamer Santa Cruz, Ban Francisco. Steamer Alcatraz, Greenwood. SAILED. Steamer Norwood, Grays Harbor. Steamer Roanoke, Portland. Steamer Alcatraz, Port Los Angeles. INPORT Steamer Shasta, Belllngham. . Schooner James Rolph, Everett. Schooner King Cyrus, Gray's Harbor. Schooner Nokomls, Gray's Harbor. Schooner WillisA. Holden, Mukllteo. Schooner Salem, Ballard. Schooner Mahukona, Portland. Schooner Honolpu, Portland. Schooner Stlmaon, Ballard. Schooner Prosper, Ballard. Schooner J. A. Campbell, Columbia. Schooner Sadlo, Umpqua. Bchooner Okanogan, Gamble. Schooner Bangor, Gray's Harbor. Schooner Sequel, Hadlock. Schooner Meteor, Hadlock. Schooner E. K. Wood, Gray's Harbor. Schooner Balnbridge, Blakeley. " I Schooner Columbia, Ballard. Barkentlne John Palmer, Everett. . Schooner Minnie A. Calne. Tacoma. Schooner Watßon A. West, Gray's Harbor. • . , Schooner Ariel, Gray s Harbor. Schooner Dauntless. Gray's Harbor. Schooner Repeat, Everett. Schooner O. J. Olsen. Ballard. Schooner Balboa, Everett. . VESSELS ON THE WAT. Steamer Nome City, Portland. Steamer Choquamegon, Wisconsin. Steamer Robert Dollar, Muklltea. Schooner Ethel Zane, Portland. Steamer Hugh Hogan, Tillamook. Steamer Sequoia, Eureka. Schooner G. W. Watson, Portland. Schooner J. M. Colman, Everett. \u0084. , Schooner Eldorado, Everett. Barkentlne Amaranth, Gray's Harbor. LOADING. SteamM-J. S.Hlgglns. Fort Bragg. ' Steamer San Pedro, Eureka. Steamer Chehalls. Grays Harbor. Steamer laqua. Portland. •f.y-i Steamer Marshfleld, Hardy Creek.. Barkentlne James Johnson, Portland. Steamer Shasta, Bellingham. Steamer National City, Fort Bragg. Barkentlne Star of Bengal, Portland. Schooner Spokane, Gamble. Steamer Santa Monica, Grays Harbor. Steamer Despatch, Mukllteo. Steamer Pasadena, Portland. Schooner Beulah, Astoria. Schooner Excelsior, Wlllapa. Schooner Camano, Gamble. Schooner Irene, Portland. Schooner Gamble, Gamble. Schooner Transit, Belllngham. Schooner Fred J. Wodo, Gray's Har- bor. Schooner Forest Home, Olympla. Schooner Lucy, Umpqua. Schooner H. D. Bendlxsen, Blakely. Schooner M. Turner, Gray's Harbor. Schooner Polaris, Everett. Schooner Resolute, Belllngham. ; \u25a0,\u25a0 Schooner Robert R. Hind. Portland. Schooner Expansion, Ballard. Schooner W. L. Smith, Everett. Schooner Ruby, Coquillo River. Schooner R. W. Bartlett, Gray's Har- bor. \u25a0 - Schooner R. E. Godfrey, Ballard. Schooner Crescent, Tacoma. Schooner J. H. Bruce, Tacoma. Barkentine Georglna, Portland. Schooner Novelty, San Francisco. Borkentlne Benica, Everett. Barkentlne C. F. Crocker, Port Town- Barkentlne K. Fllckinger, Portland. Barkentlne J. L. Eviston, Tacoma. Barkentlne James Tuft, Everett. Barkentine Newsboy, Gray's Harbor. FOREIGN VESSELS. British Bark Pass of Killlecranckle, Antwerp. , • Ship Glenerlcht. Hamburg. British Bark Kilmeny, Hamburg. German Ship Wandsbeck, Hamburg. Cotton and Wool By Associated Press. \u25a0 NHW YORK, Aug. 19.— The cotton mar- ket closed to about that of Friday, and during the middle \u25a0 session , was fairly steady Spot, 6 points advance; middling uplands. jiO.SO: middling gulf. $10.06. Sales, 61 bales. joj on.o n . Hlßh . i, ow . C] O g e . Tnnuarv , 10.73 10.96 .10.76,-10.88 MaVch 10.84 11.00 10.84 10.92 «^. Cll 10.93- 11.00 10.92 HO.SS ifentpniber J0.42 \u25a0 10.52 10.42 10.48 Oftober ' 10.60- 10.71 10.57 10.64 Dreember 'iO.IV 10.83 ! lOW I 10.76 l ? r LOUIS. Aug. 19-Wool. steady; ter- rltor'y and western mediums, '2B4^3oo; tine medium. 2W»e; line, 16«fl8o, Pacific Coast Trade By Associated Press. SAN' FRANCISCO, Ai|B- 19.-Beans, pink. 53.254T3.75: lima,' $5.6005.70: small white, J3.25153.75; large^ white, J2-60&2.80. Potatoes— Salinas burbanka, 85c5)J1.0p. Onion 3—Fancy, 90c: common, 70c. Vari- ous—Greon peas, 3©4 c; string beans, W 2c- cgc plant. 50®75c; green peppers; 35<?(i 40c: tomatoes, 40®75c; summer squash, 16 «35c; garlic. 5@514c; cucumbers, 20030 c. Flour-Family extras. [email protected]: bakers' extras. $4,754*5.00. Wheat-Shipping, $1.4& @1.55; milling. $1.6714©1.67H- parley-Feed $1 005X1 O2'/ a: brewing, $1,050(1.10; chevalier, $I204il 30. Oats-Red, $1.15®1.40; black, |l 40T Mlllstuffs-Mlddllngs. |26.80®26.60: mixed feed, $22.5041^4.00; rolled barley, $21 «i 2300 Hay-Wheat, $7.00013.50: wheat and oat. $6.W12 50? oat. tame. [email protected]; barlpv $6.0009 00; alfalfa. J6.OO09.OO; clover, $7 00010.00: straw. »aO®soc. Recelpts- Flour 9721; wheat, 11,071; barley, 8345: oats 393: beans, 66; potatoes, 3170; onions, llSs ? 'bran. 1835; middlings, 200: hay, 392; straw 5; hops, 6; hides.. 4os: wine. 32,300. Superintendent Backus yesterday issued building permits as follows: Antonio street, 096—C. H. Mathews, 719 Lamar, owner and builder; one-story frame residence; J65. Burlington avenue, 820-F. E. Thayer, at lot, owner; H. P. Wlechmann, builder: one-story frame barn; $900. Centennial street, 709 North-A. H. Car- penter, 1001 Bartlett, owner and builder; one-story frame residence; $600. \u25a0 D street, 2143— George B. Cutler, at lot, owner and builder; one-story, four-room frame residence; $500. , Eighth street, 718 East— Sarah A. Ham- blo, at lot, owner and builder; one-story frame residence: $300. Forty-sixth street, 1425 East-M. Goit, at lot, owner; W. L. Golt, builder; addi- tion to one-story frame residence; $100. Fiftieth street, 1308 East-F. L. Patter- son, at lot, owner and builder; addition to ono-story frame residence; $30. First street, between Utah and Rio— W G. McCarty, 404 Merchants Trust building, owner: William W. Talbott. builder; one-story frame building: JaO. Griffith avenue, 1612—M. L. Armstrong, at lot, owner and builder; one-story frame 8h Hoba $ rt' boulevard. 2218-G. H. Koeblg, at lot, owner: J. C. McGowan, builder; alteration to two-story frame residence; $500 ftl'aple avenue, 649— Robert Hale, Grand avenue and Second street, owner and builder; move and alter one-story frame residence; J9OO. ,„„ Mott street, 1054-Anna Baurgeals. 1310 Fedora, owner; J. J. Baurgeals, builder; one-story, four-room frame residence; Manltou avenue, 3031-Willlara Nicol, at lot, owner and builder; move residence; $200 \u25a0 Patton street. 616-Mrs. B. Grist, at lot. owner; A. Komgrlbel, builder; repairs to one-story frame residence; $150. Second street, 1315 East-William N. Pascoe, at lot, owner and builder; addi- tion to one-story frame residence: $50. Sunset boulevard, 2016-C. H. Uanna- ford, at" lot. owner; one and one-half- story, seven-room frame residence; $1500. Twenty-fifth street, 2170 West— James Stafford. 649 South Hill, owner; A. I* Parker, builder; two-story, eight-room frame residence: 13540. " _ Thirty-third street, 834 East-Adddle F. Wolcott, 735 East Thirty-third, owner and builder; one-story frame residence; $250. CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—Cattle-Receipts, 600; market steady; good to prime steers, J5.50(&t>.10; poor to medium. J4.0U&5.25; stoukers and feeders, J2.25&4.25; cows, $126 4.50: helpers. $2.25^4.60; canners. $1.25® 2.10; bulls, |2.0(i4j3.55; calves, J3.Wi7.UO; Texas led steers, |3.50tg>4.76; western steers, )[email protected]; western steers, $3.50® 4.80. Hogs—Receipts 10,000; Monday, 35,000; market steady to 5c lower: mixed and butchers. }'.S(/u6.35; good to choice heavy, $t>.H)4jts.3O:' rough heavy, 6.7r></jtU)o; light, 15.U0&6.85: bulk of sales J6.olKfttS.2s. Sheep— Receipts B.ouo; market steady; good to choice wethers. 55.00ft5.60; fair to choice mixed, J4.504j"4.85; western sheep. 54.75(U5.40; native lambs. J5.504i6.(W; west- ern lambs, |t1.004j>7.76. i Chicago Live Stock By Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—The metal mar- ket was quiet, holders In nearly all in- stances were firm In their views. Lake and electrolytic copper, is quoted at 516.6214 @ 15.8714: casting at [email protected]. Spot tin quotod at *32.t>[email protected]. , Lead quiet at J1.U05~4.70. Spelter, J3.70ti5.80. Iron remains steady at recent prices. San Francisco MiningStocks By Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.— The official closing quotations for mining stocks to- day were as follows: Alta ..'. 3 Justice 4 Alpha Con 5 Kentuck Con .... 2 Andes 14 Lady Wash C0n.120 Delcher 12 Nevada 8 B & 8e1cher.... 120 Occidental Con... 7 Bullion ti Ophlr (00 Caledonia 39 Overman 13 Chal Con 18 Potosi \u0084 7 Chollar 13 Sivuge B5 Confidence 82 Scorpion 13 Con Ca & Va..110 Sag Belcher S Crown Point .. 8 Sierra Nevada.... 31 Bureka Con .... 7 Stiver Hill 85 Exchequer 48 Union Con 47 O & Currle 12 Utah Con ' 5 H & Not-cross.. l4o Yellow Jacket .. 14 Julio . 6 By Associated Press. The Metal Market: MINING ENGINEER HAS STRENUOUS EXPERIENCE I By Associated Press. -NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The following were the closing quotations for stocks and | bonds on the Stock exchange today :>. .-Sales'. \u25a0•\u25a0 High. Low. Close. ....... Adams Express 246 11,500 Amalgam Copper ..8574 85 85% j*,soo .Am: Car r& Foundry 37% 37U 37% •. £....-\u25a0'• do. preferred V-.. 7. 101% .;;.... Am Cotton Oil 29(J .•".,.. \, dp, preferred <-».., 92 ....'...'American Expre55,."... ...... 225' 1,200 Am, H,& t, pfd....,.'39i4 39 39 .'. Am Ice Securities ..... "S ....... Am Linseed Oil 17 ...?..". do preferred; 40V4 " 6,900 Am Locomotive .... 54H SS^i 64 V4 v 200 do preferred 117 116 117 . 5,100 Am Smelt & Ref1n.,128% 127% 128% .300 do preferred 12a 122 121% \u25a0< 800' Am Sugar Ref1n.... 14414 144H 144»» 600 Am Tob pfd cer ....102% 102 102 , ...;„..• Anaconda Mln Co.; ..... Usv£ 3,900 Atchison 90 W% 89& '\u0084'...../:.' do preferred 103V4 '..-;\u25a0 100 At - Coast .Line.. ...,.166 166 16« .1,800 Baltimore. &'Ohio.. 113ft 113- 113% .• do preferred. m 95 3,700 Brooklyn Rap- -T ran 69% GflH 69% 4,300 Canadian Pacific ..160 168% 159% ....... Central of NJersey 212 | \u25a0 900 Chesapeake & Ohio 67 56*4 66% ....... Chicago & Alton 38 ' do preferred 78 1,700 Chicago Gt Western 22' i 21% 22% 1,400 Chicago & N' west.. 22l% 221 221Vi > 1,000 Chi Mil & St Pau1.. 18514 .184^ 185% ......... Chi Term & Trans 17% > .; do preferred 39 C C C &8t Louis.. 100 - 1,600 Col Fuel & 1r0n.... 47 46M 47 . 200 Colorado Southern. 28</4 28ft 28V4 X' 600 . - do Ist preferred ..62 62 62 :•'•> \u25a0'\u25a0/ 100 do 2d preferred ..45% 40% 40 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 100 Consolidated Gas ..187 187 187 ; 100 Corn Productß IH4 HW 10% ....... do preferred 48 ! 1,200 Dela &'Hudson 211% 210% 2U \u25a0 Del Lack & West. 435 - 300 Denver &R Grande 35 35 - 34% ....... do preferred 89' i \u25a0\u25a0».\u25a0 Distillers' Securities 42% 7,800 Erie , 48% 48' 48'/4 \u25a0 ,-800 do Ist preferred .. 84V4 84 84 \u25a0 .'VJ6OO do 2d preferred ..75 74% 74% 1...... General Electric . 183V4 ...... Hocking Valley 92 700 Illinois Central ....17714 176V4 177 .'..... International Paper 21% 100 do- preferred ...... 80V4 80% .80>i ...... International Pump • 2ii. ....;.-do preferred .......... ' 83 ...... lowa Central 2SW , \u25a0\u25a0. do preferred j 56V4 i 100 Kansas City South 27% 21% 2814 ;.'...;\u25a0 do preferred ' '6814 1,700 L& Nashville ......149% 1491 i 14914 ....... Manhattan L ltili% 1,500 Metro Securities.... 83% 8214 8314 1,500 Metro St Ry 12914 128% 129% . .- 400 Mexican Central .... 24 23% 23% ........ Minn & St Louis ..... 09 \u25a0 -..- Minn 8 P S S M '-..... 140 v \u25a0\u25a0 * 100- do preferred 166% 166% 165% 8,100 Missouri Pacific ....107»,I . 106. .. 107H 1,400 Mo Kas &Texas.... 82% 32<4 32% \u25a0 900 do preferred ...;.. 70VS "70 701 i 1,500 National Lead 45 4314 43% ....... N RR Mcx pfd 2$ • 2,800 New York Central. .l6s . 154% 1547* ' ! 2,100 N V Ont & Western 6514 B4U 65% 1,500 Norfolk & Western 85% 8514 8514 "j do preferred ....; 90 ; 400 North American ....10014 100 10014 :'••:.« 200 PaciHo Mall .-.-tVA \u25a0 '44 . 44. 85,000 Pennsylvania Ur,Vi 144% 145% . v3OO People's Gas 105 104% 104% ! V 200 PCC &Bt Louis.. 8214 82 \u25a0 82V6 \u25a0\u25a0; 700 Pressed Btee". Car ..-47- -4«%; 46% \u25a0\u25a0 800 do preferred 97 P614 : 961j ;; Pulmnn Pal Car 250 83,000 Reading 112% 111% 11211 ' -200 dp Ist preferred .. 95>4 Mlt 94% .;.....' do 2d preferred .. .... .'....' 94 1,800 Republlo Steel 21% 2114.2114 100 do preferred. 8814, 87% 87% 2,400 Rock Island Co .... 34 .83% 84 ' f 600 •do preferred 7974 ,7915 79% ?".».-..'.. Rubber Goods - ;:... 84% "1600 do preferred 105 \u0084105 105 - . , .800 St L&B F2d pfd.. 6914: 69%. 69% 1,900 8t Louis Southwest 26^ 26 2U'i , ' 200 do preferred 63 US -. 63% 7,700 Southern Pacific... 67% 66% 671{ !.'\u25a0"' 100. do preferred 119 .118 119 ' ' 700 Southern Railway.. 3514' 34%' 35W .;..;.. do preferred ...'.. 09W 3,000 Term Coal & Iron.. 90% Wl ' 90«{ t 1400 Texas & Pad H0.,.. 66% 85% 3tfVi ....V. Toledo St L & West ..., ..if, tUi \u25a0 do preferred ' ...'.. \u25a0 68 32,004> Union Paclflo 186 13514 W " do preferred 99 ;,,... U 8 Kxpress 12214 ...... US Realty SOW 800 U 8 Rubber 03 52% 62% 6(U do preferred 11l 11014 110 11,900 IT 8 Steel 86% .W.I 86U 8 800 do preferred 10414 103% .104% \u0084;,.... VlrCaro Chemical V.. 3314 ..,..' do preferred 106 400 Witbash ails 20% ZVA \u0084'....." do preferred 43 Wells Fargo Ex 240' ,W«aUnghou«« liUo , 170 New York Stocks By Associated Press. NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Tha decided dull- ness of today's ' stock market was evi- dence of the spirit of caution developed in the minds of operators by the reac- tionary tendency developed yesterday. The hardening of the rates for money now seems Imminent by renson of the in- ception of tha movement of currency on a large seals to the Interior. The abund- ance cf tha crops to be moved and the very actlvo conditions of business, which are themselves Instruments of prosper- ity, promise an extra requirement on New York reserves. The extent of this re- quirement can only be measured by Its actual development, and now that tho demand has set In, It is likely to proceed steadily to the maximum. The rise in' the rates for call money even without reaching the proportions of a stringent market.' has an almost Inevit- able effect -on borrowing for speculative purpose. Stocks on the margin at the present high level of prices are naturally solicitous therefore of the developments of the Immediate future. The bank statement reflected only a small | part of the expected decrease In cash reserves, but tho week's activity In the stock market resulted in some ex- pansion of the. loan account, so that the Increase In the deposit Item Increased the reserve requirement In, proportion. The net result was a shrinkage of about $3,- 500,000 In the surplus of the banks. The news from Portsmouth opened tip the possibility of some important develop- ment 'In peace negotiations during the Sunday Interval and the great doubt as to what its nature might be added to the cautious disposition of the operators. ' The closing of the London stock ex- change subtracted something from the usual activity of the market. The small declines of the first hour were recovered after. the appearance of the bank state- ment. .\u25a0The closing tone was firm. - • | Total' sales bonds, par value, $1,400,000. Loses His All in a Fire at Goldfleld, Where Ho Has a "Permanent" Position Digging Tunnel P.. (I. Egbert, who has the contract for driving the shaft and tunnel on the Goldfleld Wild Horse property la Oold-j Egbert dolefully related the Incident by letter to . headquarters and k re- marked that as he wits convinced. from the character of ' rock encountered he would have ' a lifetime job he would arrange his personal effects bo that there would be no future fires iv his vicinity. r About all Egbert had left was tha clothing on ! his back and a few letters of recommendation ' which he prized highly, this latter constituting bis aols occasion for congratulation^ At this season of the year If there) Is anything one wants to get away from at Goldfleld It Is fire, as the tempera- ture Is easily compared with another place not ' usually mentioned In pollta society. The property is nearly three miles east of Goldfleld and It was necessary, to keep a store of supplies on tha ground. A large supply of provisions was installed. Next morning 1 on com* Ing up from the shaft Egbert discov- ered that all that was left of his tent, provisions and clothing was a pile of embers and smoke. As he had taken the contract for a stated turn the loss waa personal and fell upon him alone. ' He took the contract to drive a tun* nel and sink a shaft tvn the Ooldfleld Wild Horso property. After sizing up the character of the rock he took the contract at a very close figure and started a crew of, men to work. ; . . Egbert says he has been up against the cold, lockouts and floods, but ha had to get to Goldfleld to run un against a real tale of hard luck. field, experienced a phase of mining which Is entirely new to him, although) he has . been engaged in the mining business for a great many years, jhla operations extending from Alaska to New Mexico. -\ Sugar and Coffee By Associated Press. .. NKW YORK. Aug. 19.—Bugar-Raw, nominal: fair refining,.3.7-16c; centr ttugal 96 test. 4%c: molasses sugar, ttti 1-160! refined quiet; No. 6. 14-70; No. 7, 14.66; No. 8 »4.M No. 9. J4.60; No. 10. 14.45; No. 11, 14.35; No. a IMOj i No. 13. 14.20; No. 14 ti is; confectioners' A, $4.16: mold A, 15.65; cuu loaf. W-O0; cni»hod< 18.00; uowdered. JO lit; granulated, 15.30; cubes. 15.66. The market for coffee futures closed steady, net unchanged to 6 points higher. Butts included: Nov. »7.»i©7.:'5; Oct. 17.»: Jan. $7.80; March, [email protected]; • May, 17.86$ 7.96; July. 18.06. . •. .. Maw^pjgsV'—*»*—*" " +' * '' " \u25a0 " ' ' \u25a0 ' \u25a0Everything you want you win find In the classlf l«a page. , On* cent a, , word, LOADING FOR THIS PORT. Bark Isaao Reed, at Portland. Barkentlne Mary Winkelman, at Gray's Harbor. Steamer George Loomli, at Point ' Steamer' James S. II iff gins, at Fort BAILING FOR THIS PORT. Steamer Norwood, from Gray* Har- Bteamer Nome City, Seattle. Steamer James B. Hlgglns, Fort Bragg. Steamer State of California, from San Diego. ARRIVED. ' Steamer Santa Crui. San Francisco. SAILED. Steamer Santa Cruz, for San Pedro. TO ARRIVE AT THIS PORT. Aug. 20 — Steamer State of California, from San Diego. Auk. 21—Steamer Santa Rosa, from San Francisco. Aug. 23—Steamer Santa Rosa, from San Diego. Aug. 25.'— Steamer State of California, from. San Francisco. TO SAIL FROM THIS PORT. Aug. 20 — Steamer State of California, tor San Francisco. Aug. 21—Steamer Santa Rosa, for San Diego. Aug. 23—Steamer Santa Rosa, for San Francisco. Aug. 25-Steamer State of California, for San le S° VEgBBLB IN poRT. Schoner Ensign, Everett. Schooner Alvena, Portland. Schooner A. F. Coats, Tacoraa. Schooner Forester, Point Discovery, \u25a0 Tug- Redondo, in port. SAILING FROM THIS PORT. tchooner Dora Bluhm, for Eureka, chooner Philippine, for Gray's Harbor. Bchooner Samar, for Belling/ham. Schooner Blakeley, for Port lilukeley. Schooner Azalea, for Eureka. <• Bchooner Solano, for Cray's Harbor. Schooner W. F. Witsman, for Qray'a Harbor. Bchooner W. J. Patterson, for Gray's Harbor. . Schooner Commerce, Olympla. • Barge Sotoyome, for Port Arena. Schooner Scotia, for Bowen's Landing. Steamer South Bay, Ban Francisco. Redondo Shipping Bid. Asked. American National 117 119 Broadway Bank & Trust Co 151V4 Central • 180 Citizens National 191 Commercial National 101^4 105 Dollar Savings Bank ,133 140 Equitable Savings Bank 135 ... Farmers & Merchants' Natl. 275 .... Federal Bank of L. A .'.lit 125 First National 365 German American 3fis , 410 Home Say. Bank of h. A.... • 71 \u25a0 85 Lo3 Angoles National " 200 •. 217 Los Angelon Trust Co 110 125 Merchants' National 820 ; ... .-• Merchants Trust Co 106%' ... Mercantile Trust 8vg5....... 65 6S Metropolitan B. & T. C 0.;.. 1120 •• ;...->' National Bank of Cal 170 .....„\u25a0 ' Security Savings Bank 2b5 .. ... Southern California Savings. 250 Southwestern National 125 140 State Bank and Trust 102 109 United States Natl. Bank.... 136 • ... Union Bank of Savings J3O Went Side Bank 106 U6 Bonds 7 Bid. Asked. Associated Oil 93% 95 California Pacific Ry. \u0084 103 Corona Power Water C 0.... 95 , W,, Cucamonga Water Co fe; 100 Edison Klec. Co.. C0n........ 101% 102W Home Telephone 94 85VJ Home T. & T. Co. of Hanta Monica and Ocean Park KH L. A. i'ucitlc Ist Con. Mtgs.. 100V4 ... Li. A. Traction Co. . 107 Mission Trans. & R. Co 98% Mt. Lowe Ry. Co \u0084. 91- Paclflo Llgnt & Power Co..- 100H 10314 Pacino Klectrio Ry. C0..^., 111% ... Pasadena Home T. & T. Co. 90 95 ; Ued lands H. T. & T. Co 90 95 Pomona Con. Water Co 97H 100 ltlverslde Light &.V. C 0.... »7tt 101' San Diego Home T. &T. Co 80H 83 San Antonio Water Co 1(K/ Santa Barbara Electric .Jly.. 70 103.. Seaside Water Co W Unlte.l Klectrio O. &.P. Co.. .WA 103H Union Transportation C 0.... ... 100 v. a. t.. i>. t. &t. co vm ta% Whlttler Home T. & T. Co.. '94 .. 80V, Whittier flight & Fuel C 0.... 94 ' Miscellaneous Stccks did. Asked. Auto Vehicle' Co. ,••• Jil" ' 1360° Conservative Ufa Ins. C0. .186.00 , Cal. Portland Cement C 0.... SS.tW California kcwpltul 95.09 ' lCdison ISlecUio yretorred.. 6000 81.60 Bank Stocka On the Los Aiigolcß ttock exchange yes- terday sales were recorded a* followa: Mexican Fetroleum— looo share* at 73% cents each; 10,000 at 74c. 11. B. Long- Wit. T. & T.'Co. stock— Twenty shares at 183 each. Associated OH stuck-- lix«> share* at 6«V» cents each. \u25a0 : \u25a0• U. A. Homo Telephone stock—Ten »harea at SB7 •*ob. .. \u25a0 . . . . \u25a0.„ Official Stock Sales PART rr. LOS ANOELES HERALD j SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST ao, 1905. FANCY 'PRICES TOR ORANGES AND LEMONS BREAK RECORDS BUSINESS BRISK IN PRODUCE LINE RISE IN RATES FOR CALL MONEY EFFECT OF ADVANCE IN THE SPECULATIVE WORLD AMPLE SUPPLIES IN THE LOCAL MARKET POTATOES OF BETTER QUALITY CAUTION MAKES DULL MARKET Arrive Prom the Salinas Valley—Eggs Plentiful and Coaet Butter Bcaree— Three. Carloada of Fresh Fruit Big Inroad! on New York Reserves Expected to Move Heavy Crops. Uneasy About the Peaca This Will be the last Important Kate till the fall season opens. Only 15,000 boxes are Afloat And 15,000 Additional are due to leave Sicily. This means a lemon famine for the next two months and prices are now so high that consumption Is -greatly curtailed. Next week only 6600 boxes willbe sold. California lemons Are getting scarce and but few are coming hern, despite the enormous priced. The Interior market* lire doing better. A carload of Coyote lem* on* nhffWinff 15 per cent decay fcrrm«ed $1(140. Foreign lemon* broke the record again At nearly $7 per box. Two cnrffoep were *old, 87,000 boxen ex-dteanmhlfl Clara and 14,000 boxes ex'PHnce Oscar. Prices advanced 25 cents at the first sale and held strong at the second. ... Prices— Fancy 800*. $6.25«Jf1.87: 880s, $«.12©«.«2j choice 800*, J5.8706.37: 3GOs. »5. 75^6.12. 7 SAVINGS BANKS 4 rvr ont nn T*rnt t>eftrt»l<* «a<! A V*t t>n< nn nminnrr «nrlnit< n«>- prntlln. Op>n \u25a0nlnritnr I'.vrnlnc*. l,onn« nn tlenl i:«*n<r. r ,_, l<M , s«»l«»« ntr W. J- WASfTRtJRN, Pr««. Capital .. $50,000.00 a i n« i!r.V r^l WILUB H. HDOTH, V. Pres. Biirpltis .. 10,000.00 8l t. R «.i 3 I. F * *" d w - 1- »OrtAN, V. Pres. Deposits 1.078.000.00 Broadway P- /, ioHNSON. Cashier. Assets . 1,1i«.000.5# „„_,„ . ._„,„, M. N. AVEnr, President. Capital ..$200,000.00 ««»7«1? nutilT OAIL D. JOHNSON. V. P. \u25a0<\u25a0 Burplus $00,000 00 m ™,7*f JPi o» '\u25a0" ". r. CAL,I,ANDKR. CflSh. Deposits 4,8«5.2«7.8* •. First and Main Strssts citAß. K. HAAS,Trust Ofor. Assets ....$5,«E«,8ff1.2< ' MereHiKlt* Trnnt and f. M. DOUOLAfiS. President Capital ..$200,000.00 fc^MillMk »• «"• BTRWART, V. Pres.- Deposits. 600.000.00 tinZl •VtoVl a*~. W. JAUVIS IMRI.OW. V. P. Paid up . 100,000.00 540 South Broadway CIiARLES BWINO, Cashier. AsseU... 600,000.00 •ernrli* istlns;* nank 3. V. BARTOnr, President. Capital ..$880,000.00 N. R. Cor. Fourth and M. fl. HKT.I.MAN, V. Pres.' Burplu* «»«,4M.«7 fiprlnjf. H. W. Hell- JOHN K. I'I^ATER.V. Pres. Dep051t512.«09,233.91l man Hldg. W. D. fcONOYEAR, Cash Sec Assets 13.256,518.65 ««<iiiii.rii (nl «n» nii J. If. BIIAIvT,President. Capital .$190,000.00. sonihern CBJ. Siir. nit. A » imAl,-»\imA l,-»\ V. Pres. Surplus .211,878.11 B. E. Cor. Fourth and w. D. WOOLWINE, V. Pres. Deposits 7.098.907.41 Spring. Hraly Dldg. CIIAS. 11. TOLL. Cnshler. Assets ..7,411.780.&> .. . » *. .m . W.B. BARTLKTT,President. Capital . .$100,00O.O» Ilnlon flunk of «nvln». o * JO^tNßO^f, V. Pres. Burplus .. 188,000.00 22» a Bnrlns; Street w - ''• McVAT, Cashier. ' Deposits 3,600,000.00 221 B. Bpnng; oireei ] p ANDREvVfI, Asst Cash. Assets ..I^OOiooO.O* Dollar \u25a0nvlnflr* Dank JAMKB C. KAYS, President. Capital ..$100,000.00 anil Trust Co. WE D. HTEPHBNfI, V. P. Burplus.. 16,000,00' N. 13. Cor. Fourth and C. C. DESMOND. V. Pres. Deposits . 672,411.13 Broadway WILSON O. TANNER., Beo. Assets ... 790.615.23 CLEARING HOUSE BANKS NAME OFFICERB roadway Bsnk &Trust Compsny ? A 5 R StJ l J^ I 's. LI l I f' p ™* ;V; V il- Vr . KENNY, C-Iflnlftr. MS-tlO g. Broadway. Bradbury Bldr Capital, $250,000; Surplus— Und. Fronts. $138,06(1 C entra 'H" , fi i U Ca^r. N. K. Cor, rourth and Broediray. Capital, $100,000; Burplus and Profits, 178.001 C outhwestern National Bank Joun s. cuavens, Pr«. • . "; *f W. W. Cer. Second and Broadway. C «pll>l. MOO.WO: B) ?r%lut*a h n'd' r ' Profits. WS.SBS Commercial National Bank w.^ BONm^ «« South Bprln». Capital, $200,000; Burplus and Profits, $13,00(1 United States National Bank ™ I. w. hellman, Pres. ~~ a m Cnr Main anil rVimnwdni "• '• VAWTER, JR., Cashier B. B. Cor. Mam ana Commercial capital. $200.000: Surplus and Fronts. tSO.OM Farmers AMerchants National Bank i. w. hellman, it««. Cor. Fourth apd M^nBt. c.,,,.,, SS^'fS!^ MMU. tU**.m Cirst Nstlonal Bank B?£K3iaSm'c*u« I B. B. Cor. w«eona and Bprins. Capital $500,000; Burplus and Profits 'sB7B.ooll Merchants' National Bank "• w. heluian, Pns. N. a Co,. B^ OTd srt Ma.,. W UI ii H B O u^u D .A^d O p?,'nTa. WO.W. Los Angeles National Bank w. c. paiterson, pm. : N. a Cor. First and Sprtn,. Diuii iV^f^g?"^ o^^ American National Bank w .^f. wmoßttft*. . ft S. W. Cor. Beoond a«d Broadway. capital. ll'ooo.'fOO; Burplus and Proflta. CT.BOS National Bank of California * 01 J, N iJ-.Sw^? B^ p™"- .„__._ . , ' 1. K. FIBHBURN, Canhler. -- \u25a0 >. ' N. E Cor. 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